Deutsche Bank reviews

The atmosphere throughout most of the Jacksonville site is toxic. Turnover is very high. The only people that stay for very long are those that have given up on something better, local yocals from UNF or some community college that can't find anything better or the lunatics that have taken over the asylum. The underlying cause as far as I can tell is the complete lack of hiring standards and the poor wage. I've seen several recent hires (these are all college grads mind you, or so i've heard) that cannot spell the simplest of words or even know how to use EXCEL. Almost every single job at DB requires one to use excel for 50% of your day or more. Hiring managers will lie to your face during the interview to make you believe you have a shot a moving up through deligence and hard work. You can personally save the bank hundreds of thousands of dollars a year and you'll be lucky to receive a 3% raise at the end of the year. 3% of 33k is garbage. Seems like almost all the middle management has been promoted into their position because they didn't know how to do any actual work and the company didn't know what else to do with them. Also, if you're one of the unlucky ones you can be placed onto a team that requires you to work 60+ hr a week. Of course you cant be required to work that many hours but good luck at ever getting a promotion without it.

IT Organization is one step below the state of chaos (CMM Level -1) Many IT managers that are unqualified with little to no IT background Lack of enterprise wide cognizance-so siloed that it has become a large issue Weak mid-level management, although executive management is strong Too many fiefdoms hindering the much needed cross collaboration in providing the right IT solutions IT Value add - so much money spent on IT with so little to show for it.